Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-10-28
GRAPHICS.

J. S. Bakers is headquarters fol
corn.
Correspondent from Walnut
must give name with communica-
ton.
The Maude Atkinson troupe at
the Opera House, six nights next
week.
". r. Freeman. left saturday
with an other car load of potatoes
for some distant point in Illinois
Public schools open next Tues.
day. All pupils of the district
will meet at the Washington
school.
The Maude Atkinson troupe is
the finest on the road, and always
draws full houses. Secure your
seats early.
Among the many attractions al
the Normal the newest is the grand
piano which has just been pur.
chased for the chapel.
Six fingered Tom, colored, miss.
ed being indicted by the grand
jury at the recent term of court
the first time in the last four years
Parties competing for premium
offered by c. l.. Bounds, mus
have their colts at Bounds &
Smallwood's barn on Saturday
Nov. 5.
Special meeting of Corporal Dir
Post tonight to arrange for the
funeral of Conrad Edwin Darrow
By order of NJ. f. Stock, acting
Commander.
Our Greentop correspondent is
too busy just now, to write. But
our readers may expect an inter
esting communication from tina
point at an early day.
Cards are out announcing The
marriage of J. q. O'Ferrell o.
Kansas City, and Miss Leila Cos
sam of Bowling Green, Ky. Thu
marriage will take place mex
Wednesday evening.
At the urgent request of thu
people of Centerville, the Maud
Atkinson troupe will remain il
that city all of this week. The,
have Cancelled their engagement
here for this week, but Will be her
Monday and remain six days.
We would esteem it q grea
favor if every farmer in tn
county would send us a posta
card stating thereon the amour
of wheat, rye, oats and othe
small grain and seeds, he has ha
threshed this season.
Fred Mullanix, Martin Parton
Gilmore Brannaman and Jane
Trainer. plead guilty to the charg
OF carrying concealed weapon:
and shooting along the publ
highway. and were each fined So
in the one case and s. in the othe
One of the number paid his fine
and the others were sent to Jail.
In order that students and til
public may have opportunities
hearing more good music on fir
instrument, a series of entertain
ments, will be held during the yea
the first of which will be announ
ed the coming week. Secure sea
early for you cannot afford to loo:
the enjoyment and culture whlc
these will afford
The famous horse. Little Breec
es, owned by W. G. Cochran
of this city, shut out everythln
in the free-for-all races at Mace
City two weeks ago. Little Breec
es is without doubt the taste
horse in North Missouri and W
be a big advertisement for til
part of the state. Mr.. c. valu
him at $1,000.
Miss Maria Prewitt who w
laurels in Kirksville about t.
wears ago as soprano sololst, b
promised to sing at the first NJ
NAL entertainment, notice of viii
is given in this paper.
All those who heard her befo
will be glad of this opportunity
listening to her again.
C. T. KIMBLE of Polk townsh
recently made a trip to Quin
to recover baggage which "
lost during the G. A. r. encam
ment in st. Louis. After a 10
search, the baggage was fou
slowed away in east Quincy wht
there was the least probability
finding it. He speaks in the hug
est terms of Mr.. Moore, Supt,
baggage, at Quincy, who
every thing in his power to
him in his search; also !!
zimmerman our accomodatl
agent at this point.